All articles by Joey Gardiner – Page 21
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CommentPro-development free marketeer or nimby? Which Liz Truss will we get?
Liz Truss now says she wants to scrap housing targets, but back in 2019 she wanted to build on the green belt. How likely is a return to pro-development principles now she is in office?, asks Joey Gardiner
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NewsGalliard profit slumps by 93%
London housebuilder’s figures reflect big drop in turnover and big pay-off to outgoing CEO
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NewsSteve Morgan launches strategic land venture
Redrow founder partners with longtime collaborator Will Heath and former Taylor Wimpey director to set up new firm
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NewsSage Homes delivered more than 3,000 homes in 2021
Blackstone-owned ‘for profit’ landlord says it invested £547m in development
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NewsVistry boss commits to retaining Countryside brand if merger goes ahead
Greg Fitzgerald backs ’terrific’ £1.2bn deal with £200k share purchase
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NewsHouse price growth continues to slow
Halifax says prices increased slightly in August but annual rate of growth cooling
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NewsBarratt profits slump on legacy repair costs
Housebuilder hails ‘excellent progress’ as revenue tops £5bn but recent trading hit by ‘macro-economic uncertainty’
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NewsHousing associations’ development spend a third below forecast
Latest regulator survey for June quarter finds build programmes hit by ‘supply chain issues’
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NewsInland Homes founder steps down after shock profit warning
Stephen Wicks to retire as developer heading for £37m loss on construction over-runs and planning delays
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NewsSimon Clarke and Jacob Rees-Mogg both tipped as possible next housing secretaries
Incumbent Greg Clark seen as certain to return to backbenches when new prime minister named later today
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NewsL&Q sees surplus plunge after admitting major new write down
Housing association giant report series of impairments reducing surplus by £53m
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NewsClark brings powers into force to deny housebuilders planning permission
’Responsible actors’ scheme could put developers out of business if they do not pay to sort cladding problems
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NewsGovernment land for homes programme falls 100,000 plots short of target
Policy launched by former chancellor George Osborne in 2015 achieves just 38% of its aim
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NewsOrbit sees housing completions rise 19%
Materials and labour shortages mean growth was slower than expected for 47,000-home social landlord
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NewsRent cap plan would cost landlords £7bn over five years
Impact assessment of government proposal to limit affordable rent increases shows hit to social housing providers
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NewsLandlords ‘concerned’ as government publishes plan to cap rent rises at 5%
Housing secretary says government must protect most vulnerable households but alarm is raised over £7bn hit to finances
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NewsMortgage lending recovered in July from recent falls
Bank of England says mortgage approvals remain below pre-pandemic level
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NewsNew-build cost increases running well above inflation
Housing association trade body boss says new research shows sector is under ‘huge’ pressure
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NewsHouse prices stay flat for second month
Figures from Zoopla show continuation of stagnant growth amid deepening economic gloom